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PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 2020 PAGAN 5311008ADV ADVISORY: Guidance for Reporting Point of Care SARSCoV2 Test Results DATE: TO:10/8/2020 Health Alert Networker: SUBJECT:Rachel Levine, MD, Secretary

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Advisory guidance for reporting refers to recommendations or instructions provided to ensure accurate and compliant reporting of specific data or information required by regulatory bodies.

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The purpose of advisory guidance for reporting is to provide clear guidelines that help entities understand their reporting obligations and ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

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Information that must be reported includes financial data, compliance details, and any other relevant information as specified by the regulatory body or advisory guidelines.